Pioneer Medical Associates

Pioneer Medical Associates Internal Medicine, Family Medicine & Cardiology
Walk-ins welcome
Frisco: 14111 King Rd, # 320, Frisco, TX 75036
Sherman: 200 E.

Evergreen St, Sherman, TX 75090
Carrollton: 2008 E Hebron Pkwy Apt 120, Carrollton, TX 75007 We are board certified primary care physicians. We offer full primary care services both for insured and uninsured patients. We believe in personalized care and keep it patient centeric i.e., you are first!

Your blood pressure isn’t just a number — it’s a nervous system signal.Yes, your BP can drop fast — sometimes within min...
01/08/2026

Your blood pressure isn’t just a number — it’s a nervous system signal.

Yes, your BP can drop fast — sometimes within minutes — when you activate the right physiological pathways. That’s not a hack or a trend. It’s your body shifting out of stress mode and into balance.

But here’s what most people miss 👇 If your blood pressure keeps creeping up year after year, quick fixes alone won’t protect your heart long term. That pattern often points to deeper metabolic issues like insulin resistance, inflammation, poor sleep, sedentary habits, and vascular stiffness — not just “stress” or genetics.

The goal isn’t to chase short-term drops. The goal is lasting control by addressing what’s driving your BP in the first place.
Use these techniques when your pressure spikes — they matter. But if high BP keeps coming back, that’s your body asking for a deeper look. ❤️

Have you noticed your BP rising over the years, even when you try to be careful? Comment “BP” below — your experience might help someone else recognize the pattern sooner.

For long-term blood pressure support, visit Pioneer Medical Associate in Frisco, Sherman, or Carrollton, TX. 📞 469-888-4890 🌐 www.pioneer.clinic

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✨🎉 Happy New Year from the Pioneer Medical Associates Team! 🎉✨As we step into a new year, we’re grateful for the trust, ...
01/01/2026

✨🎉 Happy New Year from the Pioneer Medical Associates Team! 🎉✨
As we step into a new year, we’re grateful for the trust, strength, and support of our patients and community.

May this year bring you better health, renewed hope, and moments that truly matter.
Here’s to healing, progress, and a healthier tomorrow—together. ❤️

🌟 Wishing you a safe, joyful, and healthy New Year!

Holiday Season has the highest heart attack rate of any day of the year. 💔We have seen too many families devastated duri...
12/29/2025

Holiday Season has the highest heart attack rate of any day of the year. 💔

We have seen too many families devastated during what should be the most joyful time of year. As healthcare providers, we notice the pattern every December—but most people have no idea they're at risk.

This carousel breaks down the 4 hidden triggers causing holiday heart attacks AND the exact steps to protect yourself and your loved ones.

Swipe through—it could save your life or someone you love.

Drop a ❤️ if you're committing to prioritizing your health this holiday season, and TAG someone who needs to see this message.

Time equals heart muscle saved. Don't delay, don't ignore the signs.

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🎄✨ Season’s Greetings from the Pioneer Medical Associates Team! ✨🎄This Christmas, we’re grateful for the trust you place...
12/25/2025

🎄✨ Season’s Greetings from the Pioneer Medical Associates Team! ✨🎄
This Christmas, we’re grateful for the trust you place in us, the resilience of our patients, and the dedication of our healthcare family.

May this festive season bring you peace, good health, and moments of joy with your loved ones.
Here’s to hope, healing, and a brighter year ahead. ❤️

🎅🎁 Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays!

Ladies, your heart speaks—are you listening?Heart attack symptoms in women can be subtle yet serious. Unexplained fatigu...
12/24/2025

Ladies, your heart speaks—are you listening?

Heart attack symptoms in women can be subtle yet serious. Unexplained fatigue, jaw pain, shortness of breath, or even stomach discomfort could be warning signs.

These symptoms are often mistaken for stress or minor issues—but ignoring them can be dangerous.

12/23/2025
Do your daily habits quietly increase your risk for chronic illness?Most people think diseases like diabetes, hypertensi...
12/15/2025

Do your daily habits quietly increase your risk for chronic illness?
Most people think diseases like diabetes, hypertension, heart disease, and gut disorders “just happen” — but in reality, they often build slowly through everyday patterns we barely notice.

Eating too fast, overeating, high-salt meals, low-fiber foods, staying indoors for long stretches, sitting for hours, or surviving on caffeine… these habits seem harmless, but over time, they disrupt blood sugar, digestion, heart function, and hormone balance.

The good news? Small, consistent changes make a huge difference.
Eating mindfully, prioritizing whole foods, adding fiber, moving your body daily, staying hydrated, and getting moderate sun exposure can dramatically lower long-term disease risk.

Your daily routine is either working for you — or slowly working against you.
A healthier future starts with the habits you practice today. ❤️

Which habit do you want to improve first? Comment below.

For support with chronic disease prevention, visit Pioneer Medical Associate in Frisco, Sherman, or Carrollton, TX.
📞 469-888-4890
🌐 www.pioneer.clinic

12/10/2025

Holiday Sale ON!
Our best prices of the year!

Flying feels routine but for someone with a heart condition, your body experiences the trip very differently than everyo...
12/07/2025

Flying feels routine but for someone with a heart condition, your body experiences the trip very differently than everyone else on the plane.

Even when you feel “fine” on the ground, altitude, cabin pressure, lower oxygen levels, dehydration, and prolonged sitting can quietly increase the workload on a healing or vulnerable heart. Most people never realize this until symptoms flare mid-flight.

If you’ve recently had a heart event, procedure, rhythm issue, or live with conditions like angina, valve disease, heart failure, CAD, or pulmonary hypertension, it’s important to understand how flying can affect your cardiovascular system. The goal isn’t to avoid travel — it’s to travel smart, prepared, and safe.

Talking to your cardiologist, staying hydrated, carrying your medications, using compression if needed, and knowing when symptoms need attention can make flying much safer and far less stressful.

Your heart doesn’t respond to stress the same way someone else’s does — and that’s okay. The key is planning ahead so you can enjoy your trip with confidence. ❤️✈️

Have you ever felt different or unwell while flying? What happened?
Share your experience below — it may help someone else prepare.

For personalized guidance, visit Pioneer Medical Associate in Frisco, Sherman, or Carrollton, TX.
📞 469-888-4890
🌐 www.pioneer.clinic

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12/06/2025

Being a Cardiologist & Vascular specialist... I tell my patients THIS is what actually keeps people alive longer."

1️⃣ EAT LIKE YOUR LIFE DEPENDS ON IT (because it does)

Whole foods. Real ingredients. Cut the processed junk and ditch fast food completely.

If it comes in a crinkly bag or a drive-thru window? Your heart doesn't want it.

2️⃣ MOVE YOUR BODY—EVERY. SINGLE. DAY.

Your VO2 max is one of the biggest predictors of how long you'll live.

That means:

▪️Cardio that makes you breathe hard
▪️Resistance training to build muscle

And here's the kicker: muscle mass is literally the organ of longevity. More muscle = longer life.

3️⃣ SLEEP LIKE IT'S YOUR JOB

Recovery isn't optional—it's where ALL your gains happen.

Deep, quality sleep rebuilds your body, sharpens your mind, and adds years to your life.

Try these for 30 days. I promise you'll FEEL the difference.

Drop a ❤️ if you're starting today.

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Get a Free Lipoprotein A check. Why would a provider want to check my lipoprotein (a) level?A provider may want to check...
12/05/2025

Get a Free Lipoprotein A check.

Why would a provider want to check my lipoprotein (a) level?

A provider may want to check your lipoprotein (a) level if you already have other factors that put you at a high risk for heart disease. These factors may include:

- A biological family history of heart disease.
- Familial hypercholesterolemia. More than 30% of people with this condition also have high lipoprotein (a).
- High LDL levels from your most recent lipid panel test.
- History of premature coronary artery disease (either you or your family).
- Recurrent heart events (like heart attacks and stroke) despite having risk factor management.
- If your family member has elevated lipoprotein (a).

Holiday Sale UP !!!!
12/04/2025

Holiday Sale UP !!!!

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14111 KING Road STE 320
Frisco, TX
75036

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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